Asotin County Extension

4-H Youth Development

Asotin County 4-H Projects

Family and Consumer Sciences

Foods and Nutrition

Food and Nutrition

 

Interested in the Foods and Nutrition projects?

Check out our Asotin County 4-H Club List to find a club
or contact the Asotin Country 4-H office at 509/ 243-2009 for more information.

Snackin' Healthy Project

Age Groups: Primaries
Objective Learn about different types of foods
Identify basic nutrients and their functions

Foods and Nutrition Project

Age Groups: Junior, Intermediate, Senior
Objective Learn about healthy food selection
Plan and practice smart food purchasing
Practice food preparation skills
Learn how to handle food safely
Use basic food preservation techniques
Explore careers in the food industry

Recommended Materials:

CCS BU-07144 A. Six Easy Bites
  BU-07145 B. Tasty Tidbits
  BU-07146 C. You're the Chef
  BU-07147 D. Foodworks
  BU-07730   Food Helper's Guide
WSU Member: C0771
Foods Around the World Age Groups: Junior, Intermediate, Senior

Microwave Magic Project

Age Groups: Junior, Intermediate, Senior
Objective Discover how the microwave works
Learn to use the microwave safely
Learn how to prepare a variety of foods
Learn techniques like shielding, defrosting, and browning
Adapt recipes for microwave use
Make gifts such as play dough, bird feeders, and dough ornaments

Recommended Publications:

CCS BU-08087 A. Bag of Tricks
  BU-08088 B. Micro Magicians
  BU-08089 C. Amazing Rays
  BU-08090 D. Presto Meals
  BU-08091   Microwave Helper's Guide
Go to Bread Baking Age Groups: Junior, Intermediate, Senior
Go to Food Preservation  
Foods of the Pacific Northwest Age Groups: Junior, Intermediate, Senior
Objective Learn about foods grown in the Pacific Northwest
Safely prepare, store, and serve these foods
Learn guidelines for safe food handling
Know the Dietary Guidelines
Learn the nutritional qualities of foods
Learn about use of natural resources

Recommended Publications:

WSU

Member: C0771, PNW0335, PNW0337

Leader: PNW0336, PNW0338

Native Foods Project Age Groups: Junior, Intermediate
Objectives: Learn about native foods of the Pacific Northwest
Safely prepare, preserve, store, and serve some of these foods
Learn about healthy eating and the importance of being active
Make tools and utensils used to harvest and preserve native foods

Recommended Publications:

WSU

Leader:  EB1966

ECF Food $ense Project  
Food $ense if funded, in part, by USDA Food and Nutrition Service and is conducted by some county Extension services. It includes youth programming such as Jr. Chef, Gardening, etc. Youth gain knowledge and skills to select, handle, and prepare foods based on nutritional and food safety standards.

Optional Publications for ALL Food & Nutrition Projects:

WSU

Member: C0807, C1097E, C1098E, C1099E, EM1490, EM3443, EM4733E, EM4762, EM4808

Leader: EM1205, PNW0250

My Pyramid http://mypyramid.gov, www.mypyramid.gov/downloads/MiniPoster.pdf, www.mypyramid.gov/downloads/MyPyramid_Anatomy.pdf

 

 

 

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WSU Asotin County Extension 4-H Program, 135 2nd St, B107 * PO Box 9, Asotin, WA 99402, 509-243-2009, Contact Us: Nicole Wright